refactor: canvas 元应用改造1

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced CanvasBreadcrumb and CanvasContainer components for enhanced canvas navigation and structuring.
  • Added drag-and-drop functionality with CanvasDragItem.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated various import paths for improved module resolution and error handling.
  • Enhanced CanvasCollection to handle potential null or undefined values in node properties.

• Refactor

  • Reorganized import statements and paths across multiple files for better code structure and readability.

• Chores

  • Updated entry paths in configuration files for consistency.

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Walkthrough

The latest update introduces significant restructuring and enhancement across various packages. Notable changes include renaming directories, adding and modifying import paths, improving modularity by reorganizing functions, and enhancing components for better maintainability and performance. New components like CanvasBreadcrumb and CanvasContainer are integrated, alongside updates to the export configuration and error handling, fortifying the overall codebase.

Changes

File Path	Summary
.eslintignore	Updated path from vite-plugin-generate-comments to vite-plugin-meta-comments.
designer-demo/registry.js	Added CanvasBreadcrumb and CanvasContainer to the canvas array in the exported object.
designer-demo/vite.config.js	Updated import path for @opentiny/tiny-engine-canvas in the Vite configuration file.
packages/build/vite-plugin-meta-comments/...	Refactored output.js and added an ESLint comment in transform.js.
packages/canvas/breadcrumb/...	Added and configured CanvasBreadcrumb component with metadata.
packages/canvas/container/...	Introduced CanvasContainer component and updated import paths in multiple files.
packages/canvas/common/...	Introduced new exports for constants and utilities, removed clipboard-related functions.
packages/canvas/drag-drop/index.js	Exported CanvasDragItem component.
packages/canvas/render/...	Updated import paths in several files and handled potential null values in CanvasCollection.js.
packages/canvas/test/src/...	Updated script source paths in HTML and JS files, introduced new file locale.js for language data export.
packages/design-core/index.js	Added export of CanvasBreadcrumb and CanvasContainer.
packages/design-core/registry.js	Modified array structure in the exported object.
packages/controller/src/...	Minor comment updates and removal of an empty line in useHistory.js.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    participant CanvasContainer
    participant CanvasBreadcrumb
    User->>App: Open app
    App->>CanvasContainer: Initialize
    App-->>CanvasBreadcrumb: Initialize
    CanvasContainer-->>App: Ready
    CanvasBreadcrumb-->>App: Ready
    App->>User: App ready with new components

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In the canvas of life, new threads intertwine,
Upgraded paths, clean imports, a design so fine.
Breadcrumbs and containers now take their place,
Enhancing the flow with seamless grace.
🎨✨

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